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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

3

Public sale under deed to J. H. King at Anniston

Notice of public sale of Jennie E. Pace and Geo G Pace property in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama to satisfy a balance of 1572.20 on a secured debt of 2250.00 with installments due since 1910 and foreclosure by J H King. Sale set for June 9 1911 at the courthouse in Calhoun County during legal hours. Attorneys Maddox and Doval Rome Georgia represent the plaintiff.

Jennie E. Pace Geo. G. Pace J. H. King Calhoun County Alabama Said Jone Sth City of Anniston Jno W. Pace Jannie E. Pace Etowah Rome Floyd County Georgia Jennie. E. Pace 4. H. King J. H. Kong

Feathers and Their Structure as Explained by St Nicholas

An excerpt explains feather anatomy noting the midrib or main stem with vanes on each side. The vane is made of tiny feathers called beards bound along their length. One can separate a beard to observe its delicate edge and featherlike form. Star Want Ads Get Results.

St. Nicholas

St Vincent de Paul Society Opens National Conference

In Boston Massachusetts on June 5 the national Society of St Vincent de Paul began its business sessions with about 400 delegates from across the country. The forenoon discussed Preventive Charity with speakers Thomas W. Hynes of Brooklyn and John Rea of Philadelphia. The conference will run through Wednesday.

No clear news event in dialogue fragment

The text presents a humorous exchange about marriage and mistaken names, referencing a place called The Nut Shell and a caller asking if the kerned is in, sourced from London Scraps. No identifiable person, organization, date, or event is established.

London

No substance in water dissolving odor claim

A writer argues that substances not dissolving in water have odor due to particles in the air. He says odor comes from the substance itself, not air vibrations like light or sound. He notes dampness strengthens odor and suggests a garden after rain as a pleasant demonstration.

Spring Grinds Sore Feet Cure Claims Fast Relief

Warm weather brings foot troubles and a claimed remedy Calocide is promoted. Soak feet in Calocide solution for fifteen minutes nightly to dissolve corns bunions and inflammation and end foot soreness. advertised as now available from druggists.

Joey

American Achievements Celebrate Early American Innovations

A Westminster Gazette piece lauds American progress from equal law under independence to citizen soldiery and social merit. It credits Americans with steamship telegraph telephone electric grid reaper sewing machine ether anesthesia and global exploration including opening Japan and Africa and reaching the North Pole. It also notes experiments on crab and lobster migration in Norfolk research.

Japan Africa North Pole Sea Westminster Gazette

Four year old Henry insults newborn sister

Henry aged four greets his new baby sister with blunt honesty saying she is all brown and wrinkled and that his parents got stuck with an old one. The remark shows a child’s candid view of infancy and family changes.

Henry

Two Great Wishes Of A Medical Student Revealed

Pendleton notes a jokey exchange where Kefer tells him to give it up and asks what the two wishes are. Pendleton answers that the desires are to place Dr before his own name and to add Dr after others' names.

Pendleton Kefer

Life as a Game Met by Editors in Debate

In a dialogue among editors, the literary editor calls life a game while the information editor objects citing chance as a factor. The sterary editor counters that calling creation a scheme implies a frame-up.

Notable Local Character Named Barberton

A fragment notes a Mr. Barberton as a markedly unconventional man. The text hints at his spouse once begging him for nickels and dimes, while he now dutifully pays her a hundred dollars weekly.

Fragmentary Quote About Browning Club Meeting

A fragmented dialogue mentions a Browning club meeting on Pri days and a mother not admitting other activities on Fridays. The text is unclear and reads as a personal exchange with potential OCR errors. No identifiable news event or public figure is present.

Browning Club

Dave Powell Learns to Read After Miss Mamie’s Help

A 70 year old named Dave Powell, who never learned to read, learns his name with Miss Mamie’s aid. She teaches him Bible verses by memory, and he reads aloud at her funeral. After her death he visits her grave, recalls the verses, and carves his name on the ground beside the mound.

Uneela Dave Mississippi Mamie Dave Powell Miss Mamie Uncle Dave Kingdom of Heaven

Ethergram Proposed for Wireless Messages

Language evolves with science and invention as new terms appear. The article notes ethergram as a proposed label for messages sent by wireless transmission, already in use in Britain, and asks why not adopt it elsewhere.

Great Britain

The American Girl Abroad at Strand Luncheon Scene

At a Strand luncheon the crowd pause while an American girl aims and fires a camera shot at her companions. Constables extend arms as pedestrians watch, and a camera flash punctuates the moment amid alarm and confusion.

Strand Wayfarer Allence

Inventor Claims Shell Destroys Airships and Balloons

Lewis Nixon, financier and shipbuilder, announces a new shell able to destroy gas balloons and airplanes. He plans a public demonstration at Staten Island shipyards within six weeks and seeks foreign and U.S. patents, claiming the device works from any gun. Nixon cites a public test to prove the shell ignites the envelope, bringing dirigibles to earth quickly.

Lewis Nixon Staten Island Nixon Krupp Erhardt Germany Zeppelin United States Thomas

Want Ads for Profit Use in Business Results

A compact note urges readers to study want ads as a quick source for profitable results. It highlights scanning listings for opportunities, predicts faster outcomes by tracking market signals, and suggests applying ad insights to investments and sales strategies.

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Herrick Refrigerator Herrick Missouri Our Anniston Hardware CO Calhoun Maddox & Doval, Attorneys ST. Vincent DE Paul Society EverReady Pde Iletel
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